What a difference 3 feet can make. I normally don't show before pictures but will this time because of the dramatic difference it made ( see last photo). We used a hand planked, wide solid wood prefinished floor, dark for contrast. Alder cabinets with a Chocolate glaze. Colonial Creme granite, light for contrast. Jerusalem Gold subway tile and pinwheel patern in niche behind range. Columbia Cabinets. Aaron Chapman, builder
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